Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

SAN FRANCIsco. February 3.-There are now two first class limited rates to New York. he Atlanuc and Pacific rate sheet. which went into effect on January 2ith, makes the rate S79Sj. The Tate sheet just Issued by the South cru Pacific Co.,. makes the New York limited rate SSl, or S1.l5 higher than the Atlantic & Pacific. The rate to MlssOurl uver points on competing lines makes the same rate; rates are identical Co Chicago. The advance made byi the Southern Pacific is attributed to the new scale of pro rating ID the east. The Southern Pacific has BC- vanced the Boston rate, tirst class, limited tO Ss3 from she old rate of $S035.
 PREscoTT, February 3-At noon to-day both houses adjourned until tomorrow ID order to give the judiciary committee H cGaDce on section of code commis- sion work.
 The Irippel bill gives the territorial secretary $500 per year, end makes him return to the territory all fees, amount ing to about a thousand dOllars per an nun.
 S4. PETERSBURG. February 3-The French government has nude large pur- chases of Russian oats for the use ot tue French cavsiry aud artillery hurses, and has chartered 8 number of steamers to carry them from the Baltic ports to France.
 LONDON, February 3-There has been intense excitement on the stock e1- changes a.! the afternoon. A the close faf sha -lraN g.n1r...- ed. The wild condition of the market was due to reports of heavy failures on the French BOurse, and Co the rumor yet unconirmed that large banking insiilu- tions at Berlin had collapsed.
 VIENNA, February 3-Grcat alarm prevails here concerning the warlks condition of affairs in Europe.
 PRESCOTT, Feb. 4-Trippel introduced bill entitled "The Secretary of the Ter ritpry." l. provides that he be paid SJOO yearly for the library and distribut- ing books; subscription for papers. etc.
 Peel introduced a bill causing tine steward of every fire company Co be paid fifty dOllers per month by the cOuniy.
 Fel!ovs introduced G bill preventing any probate cT county judge from prac- 'iciDs law and from forming law part nershiIs during the terms of Ofiic5 for which they are elected.
 The house passed bill to prevent the seduction and abduction 0f females uu- der eie hteen years Of age.
 The governor bas approved house bill No. 23, IepealIEg Hn act authorizing the building of levee on the west bank Ut the GIla at Yuma; also the bill Coucern- ibg f1rcib,e entries and doteiner; also ;he bill makipg telegraph lines listls to ts1atiCn ss other property; alec the bill ex5mP:ing Welis, Fargo & Co. from I;ceise on money ordeIr; nlsO the bill rcpesling the special law which made Pinsl county advertise such warrants as rad been paid; also the .hlll X mp..ug fireman from jury duty lnl D ll tux, winch i- male @ genera .gU; also ihc bill rePeniing
 B i.v aafharz.ag M4-ic1pa Co issue lH-ls fsr court house square, furniture etc.; C.-o iCuT coucurscut resolution ore O. them asking the appointment .t Ben Goodrich ss chief justice Ot An Z1ug.
 Couuci!-Andersou introduced a bill from ths code commission concerning iuquisi,iln. his gives distriot judges hlAAllohnA 4AlltA4c lu lAAl 4ANt un
 An sc: for the relief O' Andrew Iyner pssse '; also the house b.ll repeating an act concerning public poulds.
 Neither house :s keeping journal. Ihe mInutes are simply written in pen cil. rolled up and thrown in a pigeon hole-something unkuOSn n any pre- vious legislature.
 ALBUQUERQUE, Feb. l-tote!iisepcc Tecelyed from Si. Johns, Ar zOnB, states that John and Henry Brown, aud Red Murphy, the remainder uf the train wreckeFs, have been captured and lodged n jaii. Wells, Fargo < Co, and the railroad oiiicials feel highly elAted over the breaking up of this gang. known as the Eysng gang, or traiE vIeckers and robbers, EbO have bfen a terror tO them throughOu; New Mexico.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-TheresPO Of the Secretary of the Interior tO the res olution calling for Inf rmR:ion Tegari ing the ApEchts at Fort Merton, Fla. shows that all of the youths among these Iudians, between the age of r. and 22 yeoTs. numbering fDT;y-rwc, have been transferred to aud placed under the educational and industrial school nt Carlisle. Pennsylvania. and upon the recommendation of tbe officers of the army In charge Of the confined Indians, provision has been made for thr educq- ton of sixty younger ctiidreu by the Skaters of Charity At St. Augustine, Fla, at $Ij each, Der quarter. The re- ply is acComOauisd by communication fsum Df. C. F AgEer. ui Florida, asking tha. the department CT. C school build ing for tue education Of a,i Apaches and off.Iiug ID the nBme Cf tue St. Angus tine indian aid society to rOcure teach. CTS for the school free u! cost. The re- ply oi the department to these commun- 10 ations k also submitted. and shows grave doubts ss to the sdvisability of pursuing this cou sa rUd that the de pertinent hsd no authority to e1pend money for the erec.i'r Cf the buildings desired.
 LONDON, Feb. -Nocn-Tbe stock markets opened firm and then became psnicky; sellers are largely in excess Of l buyers, cOns0ls B1d RH-slan and Egyp- tian securities b. sll fallen; American railway securities are ii4, and depressed.
 PIr- BURG, February i-Las. night | Detectives HObensy and Hulhgan. of Cleveland, left home haviug m charge | Harry McMunn, charged wIih compllci- | " ID an extensive fur robbery m th,t l place amounting to ten thousand dol ' l-rs. When the train reached Alllance, | Ohio, dye men got ab1, land when RaveUna was reached thcy made con centrated attack or the detectives with ! a view 70 recover the prisoner. A des- | perate iyht ensuad and one detective, HulligsD, received seven bullet wounds end aohenay five. SCma of the sss ii!- gnts were also woundsi- The rescuers | succeecCi i1 escaping yItu dchuun. ' Both detectives were seEt to Cleveland, : They are stIli living but are not expect ! cd to recover.
 WASHINGTON, February 4.-Tre treas urer admitted today that Secretary
 Manning is to bs president. aad that | he. Jordan, is fo b- wee president ot the ! WcsteTn National BIus ot New York, | Tine resignetiuns Of hufh i1icie's are m ! inc hands ot PtesiieE. Cleveland and | will be accepted in due a ne. lt IS ex-
 pected that Manning will be relieved soon after the adjournment ot congress
 II is even said by some that his sue
 csssOr will be nomina'ed before ad- iournment. Treasury officials say every
 thing now points to the promotion oi